Biomutant Review

Biomutant Review



Reviewed by Luke Reilly on Xbox One X. Also available on PlayStation 4 and PC. “With excellent enemy creature design, a rich and diverse world, and piles …

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  1. Due to a capture error that made the video appear unnaturally dark, we've reuploaded this review with footage that more accurately represents Biomutant's look. We apologize for any inconvenience caused!

  2. Game looks great, really looking forward to playing it. Nice to see a game that actually looks unique. It’s funny that IGN doesn’t criticize painfully repetitive stuff like Assassins Creed or Far Cry as harshly as this. No bribes i’m guessing.

  3. Absolute waste of money in it's current state. It's crashed my Xbox One X about 20 times in the tutorial even after taking it apart to clean it and various other attempts.

  4. You guys need to stop letting reviews influence you, literally so many rpgs nowadays are so bland and unoriginal. I’ve put 40 hours into this game and it’s literally so fun, there’s so much content and the combat is addicting. The world looks amazing and it’s so colorful, it gives me breath of the wild vibes. I’d much rather play this than most of the rpgs coming out rn

  5. Why is the game / open world so boring ? When you are exploring the world, you almost never run into enemies and when you do, they are dead with two or three slices / shots. It is a shame really, the game looks gorgeous and runs fantastic, but contect wise it leaves a lot to be desired. Doesn't matter on which difficulty you play. Too bad.

  6. David Shaw Parker, the voice over narrator, said it best in one line:

    “This story is as powerful as you’ll let it be.”

    You know you have a lazy reviewer when they say they completed a game as large and replayable as BioMutant in 20 hours. He rushed and skipped over 90 percent of what makes the game entertaining.

  7. Correct me if I’m wrong, but this isn’t a “post-post apocalypse”, but a post apocalypse-apocalypse, yes?
    Horizon: Zero Dawn was more like, a post-post apocalypse-apocalypse, maybe, but that sounds like nonsense.

  8. imagine building this world and combat design and weapon systems and rpg stuff, just to end up getting kneecapped by some corporate amateur gameplay design. how disappointing.

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